Unusual Prophecy and Political Winds Across Cities
An array of fragmented notes describes a coming season marked by bold forecasts of severe weather and political reshaping. It mentions Carlisle likely to be reelected, and hints at cabinet shifts, Senate activity, and looming public appointments, with scattered references to New York and Washington figures and events.
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Tholy
Menquet Laphlawaae
Cangnea
Sineas
Pole
Natheby
Matsigon
Hare
Hepndiicga Senate
Uietione
Jivlant
Rayrewen
New York
Wailer
Tony
de Bowen
Joanie Homer
Byanne
Vito Og
Alemyean
Enteaiadar
Fire Alarm Cries Out Amid City Wide Blaze
November morning fire in Steubenville devastates the Sharp's Slave Foundry area. Watchman John Lachgh attempts to douse flames at the cupola, large building damaged, several adjacent properties affected. Insurance figures list Milwaukee Mutual, Liverpool, Germany, Cincinnati firms among carriers. observers note factory and hotel stables losses. Labor unrest brews nearby as Wheeling Creek area strike rumors surface and Bohemian workers return.
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Srevservince
John Lacghis
Sharp
Whey
William Forimanssia
AO Plot
Aed Wormhop
Rechigo Mutual
Colutlpes
Westen
Turunie
Connie
Blo
Franklin
Columber
Merchasta Aml
Macu
Cipcinneti
Sikrbland
Munefield
Floto
Lone
Ottmann
Governor Hill Sees New York Vote as Democratic Victory
An interview with Governor Hill reveals he views New York’s recent win as a Democratic triumph. He credits Democrats for elevation, questions Republican input on removals or policy, and suggests Republicans would not shape future governance. The talk touches on appointments and party dynamics amid ongoing public notices and local business updates.
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Albany
New York
Cleveland
Republicana
Jasice Waite
Tein
Democrata
Arrest Shifts as Blushing Bride Becomes Runaway
Julius Oscar Patton of near Boothaville West Virginia was jailed October 30 on a bastardy warrant. At Squire Brown he posted bond for court, then fled with the planned marriage license in process. Sheriff Evans and deputies pursued, with the bride and her father present. Rev. F P Robertson had been summoned to perform the ceremony. The sheriff and clerk left momentarily, and Patton slipped away, prompting pursuit by authorities.
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Bern
Caval
Mayard
Arixone
of State
University of Virginia
Ban Bees
Triebe
Bean
Tia
G. Davis
West Virginia
Beans
Bayard
West Carcinea
Harrison
Tucker County
Sparkaville
Nicholas County
Virginia
Cacayoe
Diperse
Col Lieber
Army
Hes
Ayetom Usder
Mar Tink
Pia Pact
Medical Commission
Biel
Regina
de. Jukes
Sorthwest Mounted Police
Ontario Sud & Quebec
Ontario
Québc
Jube
Thinlaus
Riels
Labora
Haa
Riel
Biss
Sunday Register
Gaurtos
Julius Oscar
Patton
Boothaville
W. Va
Evans
Squire Brown
Grimes
Barbour
Mere
Sullova
Isle
FP. Robertson
Sherif Ermne
Oscar
A Aioe
Strong Lowboy
Mr. Stead
Armstrong
Justice Lopes
Stead
Jeanice Lopes
Pall Mall Gazette
Gil
Elias Armatrong
Jarrett
Me. Stead
Justice Lanes
Verdict Inns
Blixs Armstrong
Fullowa
Mra. Jarmai
Liza
Mer. Nessuer
Pall Mall Gaz Feito
Stead End Jacques
Mew
Maui
Chankasena
Roy
Walker
Harrison County
Thomas Hodking
Dru. Rameny
A. 8. Carr
Hodkine
May Shuttleworth
St Grafton
Willie Senith
F. V. Horner
John Kelly
Clarksburg
Mollie
Jennie Pickens
Rita McKeehap
Chee. Ensey
Servelay
West
D. HL. Jennings
Taylor County
Vance
Col John 6
Pesven Watlae Rixees
Eloped With His Stepmother Sparks Maryland Village Scandal
In Comus Montgomery county Maryland an old farmer mourns his wife and a runaway son named Joseph Gabsett fled with his stepmother Mollie Roskie. The pair boarded an early morning train at Oakville after a strained return home and an anxious father searches for them in Baltimore.
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Comus
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Hus Hess
Thomas Gabsett
Farher
Mollie Roskie
Gabsett
Baltimore
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Kiaron
Ott
Ockeille
Gabnett
Local political results and oil boom notes from Washington PA
News from Washington County reports the election results, oil field activity near Gabby well, and local business moves. Notable items include Union Oil Company land purchase, Gordon sand drilling delays, and various campus and community notices in late 19th century style.
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Hua
Bossom Miller
Sloan
Musson Soo
Rome
Heat and Light Company
Clayaville
Severn Wells
H. L. Taylor
Union Oil Company
Jesse Montgomery
Philo
Nion Literary Society
John L. Vengo
Florence
Lallon
Cornice Mae
Graftes-Birkett Not Guilty at Circuit Court Ruling
A circuit court trial concluded with Robert Birkett, owner of the Girton rink, found not guilty of indecent exposure after evidence showed he bathed with curtains up in view of neighbors, without intent. Other cases included fraud and forgery charges against Heckmer, with trials postponed to Monday due to missing witnesses.
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Hockmer
Guarter
Sente Vn
Robert Birkett
Gira Ton Rink
Himelf
H. J. Snively
M. H
Ocharwine
Barne
Barns
Gilligan
John L. Heckmer
Heckmer
Teo
Hechmer
Oule Heckmer
Adolphus Armstrong
John Doonan
Reuben Davingon
George Hrinkman
Hackmer
Noaue
Loaiavilia
The Dude Was a Woman at Ball's Saloon
A chaotic scene at Ball's saloon on Lombard Street ends with a mixed group of men and women detained after a disturbance. A large man, a young woman in disguise, and companions are confronted by a police officer and led toward the city jail. Mary Seeith provides identification as the group awaits magistrate review.
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Ball
Asid
Pontagig
Lombard Street
Jun
Anthony J. Lechler
Eighwenth Street
Bouse Sargeant
Cella
Mary Seeith
Moeth Pightorath
Kalwan
Lachler
Politics and Religion Intertwined in Britain
A historical overview notes how church and state influenced governance in Britain, detailing clergy roles in Parliament, government appointments, and public policy debates. It traces tensions between secular authorities and religious establishments, highlighting key figures and shifts across periods.
European politics and trials cited in midweek issue
The story covers European power plays over Prince Alexander and Waldemar in the Balkans, the Irish church question shifting political battle lines in Britain, and the Arm arm case verdicts against Stead and Jarrett. It notes a forthcoming memorial building plan and local court updates alongside market commentary from New York and regional social notes.
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Parnelliten
Cardinal Newman
Priesia
Fay
Great Britain
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Liverals
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Gladeone
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Capitol Building
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Giotlant
Bave
Alexander
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